Hamasa Haqiqatyar and Rad Radan

Iran deports single women to Afghanistan, where they can’t travel without a mahram

This report has been published in partnership with the Guardian. Sahar still doesn’t know how she got from a quiet night in her modest home in Shiraz to a blistering roadside in western Afghanistan, with five children, one handbag and...

By: Khadija Haidary

Bombs in wartorn Iran or life under the Taliban: The dilemma facing Afghan women

By: Sana Atef

When working requires a man and a mahram card

By: Zan Times

Under Taliban rule, LGBTQ+ Afghans say sexual violence and rape is routine

By: Nasrin Jawadi and Khadija Haidary

From boardrooms to backyard coops: How Afghanistan’s professional women survive the Taliban era

By: Atia FarAzar

‘Our child was born in an open field’: U.S. aid cuts deepen Afghanistan’s maternal health crisis

By: Khadija Haidary

Taliban dismisses hundreds of female professors from public universities in Afghanistan

Iran deports single women to Afghanistan, where they can’t travel without a mahram

Bombs in wartorn Iran or life under the Taliban: The dilemma facing Afghan women

When working requires a man and a mahram card

Under Taliban rule, LGBTQ+ Afghans say sexual violence and rape is routine

From boardrooms to backyard coops: How Afghanistan’s professional women survive the Taliban era

Use of addictive Tablet K and other synthetic drugs surge under Taliban rule

Dying to give birth: The tragic impact of international aid cuts in Afghanistan

What happens inside an Iranian refugee detention centre?

‘Our child was born in an open field’: U.S. aid cuts deepen Afghanistan’s maternal health crisis

Taliban dismisses hundreds of female professors from public universities in Afghanistan

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